Sisters of Frida Home

Bringing disabled women and gender diverse people together,
mobilising and sharing through lived experiences

Why Sisters of Frida?

Logo for Sisters of Frida, featuring a watercolor illustration of a colorful hummingbird in flight within a postage stamp outline, next to bold orange text reading "SISTERS OF FRIDA" and black text below reading "DISABLED WOMEN AND GENDER DIVERSE PEOPLE".

Sisters of Frida CIC is an experimental collective of disabled women and gender-diverse people. We want a new way of sharing experiences, mutual support and relationships with different networks.

Sisters of Frida started at a meeting when we floated the idea of having a disabled women’s group (cis, trans and non-binary inclusive). It took some time to come together – the co founders were Eleanor Lisney, Michelle Daley, Eleanor Firman, Maria Zedda, Svetlana Kotova, Frieda Van De Poll and Martine Miel. We became a CIC in 2014.

We are seeking to build a/or different networks of disabled women and gender-diverse people.  The barriers and multiple discrimination have not changed, we struggle to have our voices heard as disabled women and gender-diverse people in our own rights.

We would like a community, a circle of disabled women and gender-diverse people to discuss, share experiences and explore intersectional possibilities.

Facebook group (for UK residents) : https://www.facebook.com/groups/sisofrida/

Facebook page : https://www.facebook.com/sistersoffrida/

Instagram: @sisters_of_frida

Twitter: @sisofrida

One response to “Why Sisters of Frida?”

  1. Frieda van de Poll says:

    Congrats on the new website! Fabulous

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